Sagabe

Miyako City

Coast

The cliffs and reefs of over 30 sizes on the south side of Taro Bay are a breeding ground for black-tailed black-tailed gulls. Approximately 100,000 black-tailed gulls enter the breeding season from May to August.

Location: 〒027-0331 Taro Nishimukaiyama, Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture
Inquiries: Contact name: Miyako City Commercial Tourism Division

Phone number: 0193-68-9091
Website: http://www.city.miyako.iwate.jp/

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Jodogahama Rest House

The company was severely damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake and had to close, but has since resumed operations. There is a souvenir shop stocked with Miyako specialties, and a restaurant with glass windows overlooking Jodogahama Beach called Hamadokoro Umineko-tei. There are also changing rooms and showers, so it can also be used as a base for swimming or trekking.

Miyako City

Coast

Sightseeing Spots

Kushoji Temple

It is said that Yoshisato Minamoto, a member of the Genji clan, had his residence in Tashiro, and that Yoshitsune and his servants, who had escaped from Hiraizumi, stopped by on their way north. There is a waniguchi dedicated by Yoshisato's wife, Genji Okoma.

Miyako City

Coast

History / Culture Shrines / Temples

apple

The apples grown in the Niisato area are full of sweet honey and are called ``leafless apples''. This apple is unique to Niisato, where it snows late, and its sugar content is about 3 degrees higher than regular apples.

Miyako City

Coast